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https://doi.org/10.5772/10692

Managing Vulnerabilities of Tactical Wireless RF Network Systems: A Case Study

Philip Chan ; Department of CMIS/CMSC, University of Maryland University College, Adelphi, USA
David Nowicki ; Department of Systems Engineering, Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken, USA
Hong Man ; Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken, USA
Mo Mansouri ; Department of Systems Engineering, Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken, USA


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str. 22-33

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Sažetak

Organisations and individuals benefit when wireless networks are protected. After assessing the risks associated with wireless technologies, organisations can reduce the risks by applying countermeasures to address specific threats and vulnerabilities. These countermeasures include management, operational and technical controls. While these countermeasures will not prevent all penetrations and adverse events, they can be effective in reducing many of the common risks associated with wireless RF networks. Among engineers dealing with different scaled and interconnected engineering systems, such as tactical wireless RF communication systems, there is a growing need for a means of analysing complex adaptive systems. We propose a methodology based on the systematic resolution of complex issues to manage the vulnerabilities of tactical wireless RF systems. There are is a need to assemble and balance the results of any successful measure, showing how well each solution meets the system’s objectives. The uncertain arguments used and other test results are combined using a form of mathematical theory for their analysis. Systems engineering thinking supports design decisions and enables decision‐makers to manage and assess the support for each solution. In these circumstances, complexity management arises from the many interacting and conflicting requirements of an increasing range of possible parameters. There may not be a single ‘right’ solution, only a satisfactory set of resolutions which this system helps to facilitate. Smart and innovative performance matrixes are introduced using a mathematical Bayesian network to manage, model, calculate and analyse all the potential vulnerability paths in wireless RF networks.

Ključne riječi

engineering management; network vulnerabilities; systems engineering; Bayesian analysis; risk control

Hrčak ID:

97760

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https://hrcak.srce.hr/97760

Datum izdavanja:

15.11.2011.

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